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Does South Africa's Competition Act apply to doing business in Africa?

 27/09/2010
The business impact of intellectual property laws in South Africa

 27/09/2010
Intellectual property rights of soccer stadiums to be protected

 27/09/2010
LSSA / RAF – Application for leave to appeal set down for August

 27/09/2010
The “New” International Patent Classification (IPC)

 27/09/2010
Business names under the Consumer Protection Act (No 68 of 2008)

 27/09/2010
Consumer Protection Act enters into force

 27/09/2010
Final day in the LSSA’s Constitutional challenge to the RAF Amendment Act (3 March 2010)

 27/09/2010
Protection of Information Bill published

 27/09/2010
Judgment in the LSSA’s Constitutional challenge to the RAF Amendment Act

 27/09/2010
LSSA’S Constitutional challenge to the RAF Amendment Act was dismissed

 27/09/2010
'Junk food' regulations given a timeout

 27/09/2010
Adams & Adams wins four awards

Adams & Adams is pleased to have won no fewer than four of ACQ Finance Magazine’s awards for 2008.
 Download PDF |  26/03/2009  | Posted in: Adams & Adams
Domain Dispute - Oxycell.co.za

Case No: ZA2007-0009
Decision: In accordance with Regulation 9, the Adjudicator orders that the domain name oxycell.co.za be transferred to the First Complainant, Holistic Remedies (Pty) Limited.
 Download PDF |  19/12/2007  | Posted in: Intellectual Property and IT Law
Merchandise Marks Act 17 of 1941

To make provision concerning the marking of merchandise and of coverings in or with which merchandise is sold and the use of certain words and emblems in connection with business.
 Download PDF |  19/10/2007  | Posted in: Trade Marks and Intellectual Property
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  Featured news Everything's fair game to the counterfeiters
The Heraldry Act provides for the registration of badges, emblems and coats of arms and it offers some protection against would-be copyists. For the Act to be able to do this a Bureau of Heraldry has been established which can register different emblems or badges like coats of arms, municipal logos or such other representations. 		  Featured office: Johannesburg
Inquiry: +27 (0) 11 646 1507 		 
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Coetzee, Hendriette
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